Milfoil Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) seeds

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Milfoil Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) seeds

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It's hardly likely that there's a medicinal plant with such versatile indications as Milfoil Yarrow: Germ-inhibiting, anti-inflammatory, relaxing, anti-convulsant, and much more. It belongs to the old, traditional medicinal herbs that are known since antiquity. Mainly the aerial parts of the plants are used as tea, tincture, compress, or also as a bath additive. It's harvested during the long heyday.

The blossoms and the fresh leaf tips in spring are also used in the kitchen: With the typical bitter taste, they flavour wild herb salads and quark with herbs. What's also popular is a sirup made out of milfoil yarrow blossoms.

The tea made out of milfoil yarrow is also said to mitigate menstrual molimen like belly aches. Most often, therefore, it's combined with lady's mantle.

Milfoil yarrow is a herbaceous, perennial plant. It prefers sunny and dry locations with permeable soil. The root system forms very long roots and requires lots of space. The plant, overall, tends to sprawl.

Achillea millefolium seeds, content: Approx. 5000 Milfoil Yarrow seeds

Plant description

Lifecycle:	Perennial Hardy
Eventual height:	5-50 cm
Flowering months:	May June July August September October
Flower colour:	White
Special features:	Open-pollinated
Species:	Asteraceae
Root system:	Runners

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0.5 cm
When to sow outdoors:	April May June
Good companion plants:	Catnip Sage
Germination time:	1-2 weeks
Germination temperature:	15-20°C
Planting distance:	30 cm
Sunlight:	Full sun

Yarrow is a hardy perennial and likes lots of sun. Sow seeds in spring in a cold frame or in indoor pre-culture. These seeds germinate at around 20° C. Cover the seeds with a layer of soil approximately 1-2 times the thickness of the seed. In the first few weeks avoid waterlogging. Plant out the vigorous seedlings and remember that the lavishly growing plants need a distance of about 30cm.

Other names

Botanical name:	Achillea millefolium
German names:	Tausendblatt-Schafgarbe, Feldgarbenkraut, Achilleskraut, Blutstillkraut, Gänsezungen, Grützblume, Kachel, Zangenblume, Grundheil, Achillenkraut, Barbune, Bauchwehkraut, Wilder Bienenpfeffer, Bolick, Dusendblad, Edelgarb, Fasankraut, Fase, Feldgarbe, Gabl, Gachheil, Gachelkraut, Gahrl, Gärwel, Gahel, Garb, Garbe, Garbenkraut, Garbewurz, Garwe, Garwel, Graue Genge, Gerbel, Gertel, Gerwel, Gliedkraut, Gollenkraut, Gotteshand, Gransine, Graw, Grensing, Grillenkraut, Grünsingkraut, Grüttblom, Guer, Hasenschardele, Heil Allen Schaden, Herigottruckenkraut, Reine Jase, Judenkraut, Jungfrauenaug, Jungfraukraut, Kachelkraut, Karbe, Karpenkraut, Karwekraut, Katzenkraut, Katzenagel, Katzenschwanz, Katzenohl, Kelke, Kervele, Lämmlizungen, Margarethenkraut, Mannsleuterl, Poorblöme, Rälk, Reinfase, Relicken, Relek, Relitz, Röhlke, Roleggen, Rolick, Rülkers, Rüppel, Sachfrist, Sägkraut, Schabab, Schabgrab, Schapfgerwe, Schaffgarbe, Schafkarwe, Schafrippe, Schafschier, Schafzunge, Schenken, Schiufkraut, Schnitzelquäck, Schofgarb, Schweinbauch, Schelkraut, Tausendaugbraun, Tausendplat, Tausendspalt, Tusendblat, Wuntkraut, Zeiskraut
French names:	Herbe À Dindes, Herbes À Dindons, Persil À Dinde, Herbe Aux Charpentiers, Herbe de la Saint-Jean, Herbe de Saint-Joseph, Herbe Aux Cochers, Herbe Aux Militaires, Herbe Aux Coupures, Saigne-Nez, Sourcils de Vénus, Achillée des Monts Sudètes, Achillée Tomenteuse
English names:	Gordaldo, Nosebleed Plant, Old Man's Pepper, Devil's Nettle, Carpenter's Weed, Sanguinary, Milfoil, Soldier's Woundwort, Thousand-Leaf, Thousand-Seal, Largehead Yarrow, Bloodwort, Nosebleed Weed, Western Yarrow, Milenrama, Milfoil
Spanish names:	Abrofia, Ajoporro, Altarreina, Aquilea, Artemisa Bastarda, Balsamina, Cañimana, Camomila de la Sierra, Camomila de Monte, Celestina, Cientoenrama, Filigrana, Flor de la Pluma, Flor de Pujo, Flor del Soldado, Flores Mil, Hierba de Aquiles, Hierba de Las Cortaduras, Hierba de Las Heridas, Hierba del Golpe, Hierba del Militar, Hierba de los Carpinteros, Hierba del Soldado, Hierba Meona, Manzanilla del Moncayo, Manzanilla Romana, Meona, Milefolio, Milefolio Vulgar, Milenrama, Milflores, Milfolio, Milhojas de España, Milinrama, Milinraya, Milramas, Milrayas, Milrosas, Pelo de Burro, Perejil Bravío, Rabo de Gato, Real de Oro, Triaca, Yerba de Aquiles, Yerba del Riñón, Yerba Meona
Italian names:	Millefoglio, Cent Pied, Erba Dei Somari, Erba del Soldato, Millefoglie, Sanguinella Stagna, Millefoglio Montano, Stagnasangue, Erba Formica, Erba Da Tagli